Memorium Nuremberg Trials
Historic courtroom where Nazi leaders faced an international tribunal, with a museum upstairs.
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This guide to the Memorium Nuremberg Trials in Nuremberg stands you inside Courtroom 600, where the International Military Tribunal opened in November 1945 in the former city of the Nazi Party rallies. It follows how the Americans reshaped the room for the world's press, its interpreters and its defendants, and what became of the room once the cameras left. Look toward the back wall and the four windows set high in it while you listen.
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